Some people here seriously need to look up the word "trolling". I don't think it means what you think it means =)
JayWood2010 said:
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We done here. See you in the next thread. :)
MB1025 said:
I must have missed all the surveys they did over the past few years. They made a console a certain way without talking to anyone. Much like every console maker has done. Of course you know the little things people want like bigger friends list, party chat, and many things like that. However when it comes to the bigger features/policies on these systems no one is going to go out and just tell everyone what they are doing just to get feedback. They made a mistake, changed it, and that is that. |
Yes that is that, but it's somewhat dissapointing to see that Microsoft can't seem to understand what the average consumer wants in a product. They basically had designed a system thats very unfriendly to the consumer.
I'm going to get this over with early, I tell him. "Oh no," he says, in mock horror, "when a journalist says that to you, you know it's bad." I bring up the Xbox One dig.
"Yeah, I did reference it last night, I did open the door to the question," he admits. And it all goes back to that initial Xbox One proposition, unveiled at the Microsoft campus back in May – that the console would be a digital-media machine, that everything was shifting, that game discs were all but obsolete. The whole thing has been warped and misrepresented since, but the message coming from Redmond was that gamers would have to get used to a new way of purchasing and playing games. We tend to stay away from over analysing what the competition is up to," continues House. "But I'll characterise it this way: I was surprised … we constructed our E3 presentation because there was somehow a suspicion that the policies and approaches taken by our competition would create an industry trend in that direction. The reason we made such a strong statement at E3, and continue to do so, is because we were surprised by that.
Andrew House responds to questions about why he decided to take a shot at Microsoft.
chocoloco said:
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Uh.. I didn't say a thing about morals. I said the response was classy and Sony execs usually say some pretty stupid shit. Neither has a thing to do with morals. No one is mad either, none of this affects us in any way.
| riderz13371 said: I'm going to get this over with early, I tell him. "Oh no," he says, in mock horror, "when a journalist says that to you, you know it's bad." I bring up the Xbox One dig. "Yeah, I did reference it last night, I did open the door to the question," he admits. And it all goes back to that initial Xbox One proposition, unveiled at the Microsoft campus back in May – that the console would be a digital-media machine, that everything was shifting, that game discs were all but obsolete. The whole thing has been warped and misrepresented since, but the message coming from Redmond was that gamers would have to get used to a new way of purchasing and playing games. We tend to stay away from over analysing what the competition is up to," continues House. "But I'll characterise it this way: I was surprised … we constructed our E3 presentation because there was somehow a suspicion that the policies and approaches taken by our competition would create an industry trend in that direction. The reason we made such a strong statement at E3, and continue to do so, is because we were surprised by that. Andrew House responds to questions about why he decided to take a shot at Microsoft. |
The bolded part is actually very true looking by forums, I remember MS fans like Puggsly and others being totally sure that Sony would come up with some DRM stuff, cause MS did and they have no other choice now, just I'll wait!
How wrong they were.
So it is happening...PS4 preorder.
Greatness Awaits!
Keepin it classy, felt like Sony's "dig" was out of place. Just adding more fuel to the fanboys
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MB1025 said:
I must have missed all the surveys they did over the past few years. They made a console a certain way without talking to anyone. Much like every console maker has done. Of course you know the little things people want like bigger friends list, party chat, and many things like that. However when it comes to the bigger features/policies on these systems no one is going to go out and just tell everyone what they are doing just to get feedback. They made a mistake, changed it, and that is that. |
Companies don't just make a product based on what they want and what they want alone, they build it based on how they percieve the market. They clearly perceived it wrong. They ignored much of the complaints when it comes to DRM and the importance of the 2nd hand market for consumers. That is why I question what Phil said. Nothing more.
I also agree with you that they made a mistake and changed it. I just personally think it is a bit too early for people to just forgive and forget. People are so quick to forget that they tried to screw us over.
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J_Allard said:
Uh.. I didn't say a thing about morals. I said the response was classy and Sony execs usually say some pretty stupid shit. Neither has a thing to do with morals. No one is mad either, none of this affects us in any way. |
funny because what Sony execs have said recently has gotten standing ovations. Can't believe Xbox fans still try to downplay this stuff after thunderous applause.
| platformmaster918 said: funny because what Sony execs have said recently has gotten standing ovations. Can't believe Xbox fans still try to downplay this stuff after thunderous applause. |
You're normally smarter than that, you know the type of stuff I am referring to. And for future reference, no, I don't really care about how some spergs react to an E3 slide.
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